SET 1: Runaway Jim, Foam, Back on the Train, Wolfman's Brother, Reba[1], Halley's Comet > Tweezer, What Things Seem[2], The Squirming Coil, Run Like an Antelope
SET 2: Golden Age -> Piper -> Camel Walk, Alaska, Gotta Jibboo, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Twist > Fluffhead > Backwards Down the Number Line
ENCORE: Sleeping Monkey > Tweezer Reprise
Reba did not have the whistling ending. What Things Seem made its Phish debut. Antelope included a call-and-response between Trey ("Marco!") and the audience ("Polo!").
Debut Years (Average: 1994)
Song Distribution
Farmhouse
4
Lawn Boy
3
A Picture of Nectar
2
Junta
2
Party Time
1
Joy
1
The Story of the Ghost
1
Hoist
1
The White Tape
1
Farmhouse
4
Lawn Boy
3
A Picture of Nectar
2
Junta
2
Party Time
1
Joy
1
The Story of the Ghost
1
Hoist
1
The White Tape
1
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This show was part of the "2010 Fall Tour"
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, attached to 2010-10-11
first set: wolfman's brother was a funky dance party like always, great fun...after a lovely solo from page near the end of squirming coil i was not prepared for the Antelope that was coming soon, they were really riding the energy and there was some fantastic peaks that had me giggling until the start of the next set
second set: highlights to me are DEFINITLY piper->camel walk and twist>fluffhead...take my word, those 4 songs made the show...the seque into camel walk may have been the best i've seen, at least my favorite, great solid energy....................mike was producing earthquakes during tweezeprize correct me if im wrong
lovin the small venues hope it stays that way
Review by stealyourface
first set: wolfman's brother was a funky dance party like always, great fun...after a lovely solo from page near the end of squirming coil i was not prepared for the Antelope that was coming soon, they were really riding the energy and there was some fantastic peaks that had me giggling until the start of the next setsecond set: highlights to me are DEFINITLY piper->camel walk and twist>fluffhead...take my word, those 4 songs made the show...the seque into camel walk may have been the best i've seen, at least my favorite, great solid energy....................mike was producing earthquakes during tweezeprize correct me if im wrong
lovin the small venues hope it stays that way
, attached to 2010-10-11
Huge energy the entire first set. Runaway Jim had the place hoping. Great venue for Phish - the size is much more suiting to 3.0.
As Coil came to an amazing, mind blowing end - it was unreal to have an Antelope launch.
Anyone else hear the YYZ tease during Camel Walk? T-reprise was killer.
Review by eight20
Huge energy the entire first set. Runaway Jim had the place hoping. Great venue for Phish - the size is much more suiting to 3.0.As Coil came to an amazing, mind blowing end - it was unreal to have an Antelope launch.
Anyone else hear the YYZ tease during Camel Walk? T-reprise was killer.
, attached to 2010-10-11
i think it should be included in the show notes that fishman brings back the golden age drum beat over the first 45 seconds of piper.
Review by RobesPierre
i think it should be included in the show notes that fishman brings back the golden age drum beat over the first 45 seconds of piper.
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